My Native Village
The name of my native village is Chaupalli. It is a well-known village in the Lakshmipur district. My village reflects the rich heritage of its glorious past. Nature has decorated it beautifully with green trees, open fields, and peaceful surroundings. The charming scenery of my village pleases the eyes and refreshes the mind. To me, it is the sweetest place on earth.
The total area of my village is about four square kilometres, surrounded by vast green fields. Two semi-pucca roads run through the village and connect it with other areas. Houses are built neatly on both sides of the roads, standing like watchful guards.
About five thousand people live in Chaupalli. Most of them are Muslims, but a few Hindu families also live here. People of both communities live together in peace and harmony. The villagers are simple, honest, and peace-loving. Most of them belong to the middle class. Agriculture is the main occupation here, and around 80% of the people are farmers. There are also some traders, service holders, lawyers, doctors, and teachers living in the village.
The villagers are active and hardworking. They are always eager to improve the condition of the village and make it an ideal place to live. Chaupalli has two primary schools, one high school, and a madrasha, all located at the centre of the village. There is also a market nearby where people buy their daily necessities.
Communication in the village is quite good. A pucca road runs through the village and connects it to nearby districts and the capital city. It is easy to travel to the district town and the nearest railway station from here.
The climate of the village is moderate and healthy throughout the year. As a result, most of the people in the village remain fit and well.
I love my village very much. I am really proud to be a part of Chaupalli.
